Of course, we work very closely with our member universities. As we're on the UBC campus, we interact with UBC significantly.
One of the great resources that we have been interacting with is their Creative Destruction Lab program, which I think was mentioned in the earlier session. It brings together a remarkable community of innovators, investors, researchers and trainees all trying to find commercialization paths for innovative new technologies. We've found some excellent connections and investors for our spinoff companies through the Creative Destruction Lab program at UBC.
Of course, whenever we have a project that has IP potential, one of the things we always do is create a project agreement wherein it's very clear how the IP is handled, who will be taking the lead on commercialization of that IP, how the funding will work or whether there are project milestones, clearly laying out project budgets, funding sources, etc.
I think we have really developed a good working relationship with UBC and our other partner universities in technology innovation.